Shiroi Koibito Park
Shiroi Koibito is a well-known brand of sweets in Hokkaido. At Shiroi Koibito Park, you can tour the production line, learn the history of chocolate from the display, and create your own Shiroi Koibito snack.
The moment you walk in, it feels super dreamy—like you’re literally in a fairy tale.
You’re definitely going to buy souvenirs here. My wallet didn’t stand a chance.
Shinagawa Aquarium
Opened in 1991 inside Shinagawa Kumin Park, which sits right next to the canal, this aquarium is themed around “Connecting with the Sea and Rivers.” It features around 4,000 sea creatures from approx 450 species. Through shows and seasonal events, you can get up close with the fish, observe them, and learn more about their world.
The jellyfish area is really beautiful—you kind of zone out just watching it.
The dolphin show felt like they put real effort into it. Kids will definitely be super excited.
Flags
This shopping facility is constantly suggesting new lifestyle shifts from various perspectives, including fashion, music, and sports. Here you’ll find flagship stores from popular brands, and there are plenty of fashion choices for both men and women.
That huge screen on the outside really stands out, so it’s easy to spot. The location is unbeatable—right in front of Shinjuku Station—so it’s hard not to just go in.
NEWoMan SHINJUKU
This shopping complex offering direct access from JR Shinjuku Station boasts a variety of carefully selected fine items from around the world. The interior of the facilities was purposefully designed to create a spacious, relaxed atmosphere throughout. Here you will find a variety of restaurants and shops offering anything from fashion, to cosmetics, to miscellaneous goods, and more.
There are crowds, but it’s not so packed that you want to run away. Perfect for when you’re tired of walking around Shinjuku and want to switch up the vibe.
gashacoco Ikebukuro
Just about a 2-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station, “gashacoco Ikebukuro” is a specialty shop dedicated to capsule toys. With a sales floor of about 150 tsubo (about 495 m²), it boasts around 1,500 capsule toy vending machines. The lineup spans a wide range of genres, including anime characters, Heisei retro, and food motifs.
A must-visit for capsule toy fans!
The chopsticks are super cute too~ Highly recommend~ 👍
teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM
The art collective teamLab is known for creating immersive, interactive experiences using cutting-edge digital technology. At teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM.com, step into the sheer awe of art that blurs the line between observer and the art itself. The museum saw a major renovation in January 2025, expanding event space by about 1.5 times and adding an outdoor area.
Super fun! This is a must-visit spot in Tokyo~❤
Sensoji Temple
This iconic destination in Asakusa sees as many as 30 million visitors each year. It stands as a well-loved mainstay in Tokyo, all while hosting a number of annual traditions like the first temple visit at New Years, Setsubun and more across the year.
It's not just the shops on Nakamise Street at Sensoji that are fun to explore—the little stores in the surrounding alleys are also really unique and interesting.
Tokyo Metro Museum
This metro museum was opened in 1986. It is located underneath the elevated area of the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line’s Kasai Station. Admission tickets are purchased at a ticket machine like that which sells train tickets, and the entrance is designed to look like a ticket gate.
There are lots of exhibits about the subway, and you can even try out some hands-on activities and demonstrations. You can see everything in about two hours.